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David Sanders Dance Dynamics
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citysearch c.
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I personally don't know who to disagree with more. I'm absolutely appalled at what you people are saying. try asking your kids what they think about the studio. as far as i am concerned you don't know what goes on once they step into that room. all you know are the stories your children tell you and you know that at that age, 100% of the time they misinterpret any situation and make it their own. David knows how to choose the right dancers for the right pieces. All of his years of experience, you think he does not know what they look for out there? He treats his dancers as if they were in the real world only to prepare them for what is yet to come. Most children have grown in extreme amounts since starting at David Sanders. And on the topic of the children who are not in company, they get just as much treatment as any company member. They get some of the finest training as well. The people who teach the company, teach the recreational children, so don't think they get ""pushed aside"" because they do not. But lets think about something. How much money a year does a recreational child pay compared to a company child? Does the company maybe deserve a little bit more? And on the topic of a child thinking that they are not good enough to be in a certain piece. Maybe they have not worked hard enough to earn that spot. If you work hard and show it, you'll get everything you deserve and vise versa. David Sanders Dance Dynamics brings you some of the finest training on Long Island.
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